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ACT UP announces 2027 calendar marking 40 years of HIV/AIDS activism
All profits will go towards ACT UP’s Fund Healthcare Not Warfare campaign, which is building towards an international day of action in 2027
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Thousands sign petition urging Sadiq Khan to block Harry Potter Christmas lights in London
Backed by the Good Law Project, the petition calls on the Mayor of London to stop the Oxford Street display from going ahead
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The Vivienne statue gets major update as campaign gains worldwide support (EXCLUSIVE)
Attitude learns that the project has received international interest from the likes of Greece and the US
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David Furnish says we have all the tools to end HIV/AIDS transmission ‘today’ but stigma still stands in the way (EXCLUSIVE)
The filmmaker, producer, businessman and advocate opens up about ending HIV/AIDS transmission by 2030, to mark him receiving the Legacy Award, supported by M&S, at the Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards 2026, in partnership with M&S and electrified by Polestar
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Boys! Boys! Boys! claim Meta has restricted their Instagram account as they threaten UK HQ protest
If contacting Meta, the council and their MP fails, Boys! Boys! Boys! says it will organise a protest outside Meta's headquarters on Canal Reach, Camden
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Pride in London confirms date for 2027 parade
More information about parade applications, stages, volunteering and participation are to come
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Brighton’s Ironworks Studios expands LGBTQ+ club programme amid venue closures
Ironworks says the expansion is part of a wider attempt to support Brighton’s queer nightlife
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Ofcom launches investigation into Pornhub owner Aylo over age verification concerns
Ofcom is questioning whether Pornhub’s new Apple-based age verification system is sufficiently effective at keeping children off the site
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Three men charged after Liverpool stabbing as LGBTQ+ venue GBar loses license
Merseyside Police said Patrick Morgan, 31, Jonny Gee, 18, and Stephen Gee, 22, were charged following the incident in Liverpool city centre
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The Church in Wales delays same-sex marriage Bill
The Bench of Bishops said it is intended to give churches "more time for theological reflection"
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Princess Diana allegedly told her brother that King Charles was ‘in love’ with male staffer
In a new interview with the BBC, Charles Spencer doubled down on his claim, telling Laura Kuenssberg: "I know Diana said that to me"
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Ed Davey backs Lib Dems’ pro-trans motion against EHRC single-sex spaces guidance
The motion calls for the current EHRC guidance to be replaced with more inclusive rules
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Two Brewers in Clapham is closing temporarily for major refurbishment
One of Clapham’s most beloved nightclubs will be back on 14 October looking “bigger, better and more fabulous than ever”
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Homotopia 2026 honours April Ashley as it celebrates 22 years of queer excellence
There will be a focus on the legacy of Liverpool-born model April Ashley for Transgender Day of Remembrance
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Three men stabbed outside Liverpool LGBTQ+ venue as police hunt suspect
The attack is believed to have happened outside G-Bar on Eberle Street, although the injured men were found on nearby Tithebarn Street
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Fashion mogul Adam Frisby speaks out after ‘deflating’ surrogacy debate in Parliament (EXCLUSIVE)
With his campaign paused “for now”, Frisby speaks to Attitude about what happened in Parliament and the comments he found hardest to hear
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UK Eurovision selection process to be scrutinised by MPs after another ‘dismal’ year
The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee is asking the BBC to explain its current selection process
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‘The demonisation of gay people must end’: Why I’m taking on GB News
Liam Austen-Rondi explains why he had to speak out about the continuing unchallenged use of the offensive trope that portrays gay men as paedophiles by commentators on the news channel
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12 LGBTQ+ venues launch plan to rebuild Brighton’s struggling queer nightlife
Following the news that R-Bar and Charles Street Tap are closing their doors in September, Brighton’s LGBTQ+ community is fighting back
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One in four LGBTQ+ people surveyed have lost a loved one to a drug-related death (EXCLUSIVE)
Data also suggests that passing out from GBL is "extremely common and appears normalised"